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In 1975, when I applied for the position of administrator of the Vincent Massey Awards for Excellence in the Urban Environment at the Central Mortgage and Housing Corp. (now called [...]

Byline: BARRY HERTZ; Staff Every summer, the organizers of the Toronto International Film Festival come up against a wall. Or The Wall, so to speak - a space inside one [...]

Ronald A. Wilford, a spotlight-shunning manager who became one of the most powerful figures in classical music in the second half of the 20th century not by conducting orchestras but [...]

Obituaries of residents from the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia. Davidson through Osidach did not make it into the paper 5/3 Dick Davidson, trade association president Dick Davidson, 79, who [...]

Carlos Moseley, who took the New York Philharmonic into Lincoln Center a half-century ago, and then into the city's parks and neighborhoods while presiding over enormous growth as the orchestra's [...]

When LL Cool J filmed his 1997 commercial for the Gap, it was a milestone: never before had a rapper been called on to endorse as mainstream an apparel company. [...]

Byline: Larry Scanlan FACTS & ARGUMENTS / LIVES LIVED There is a fine line between grabbing the limelight and giving generously to your audience. James Bernard Scanlan gracefully walked that [...]

Byline: Kathy Halliday, Alasdair Halliday, Ishbel Halliday and Karen Halliday FACTS & ARGUMENTS / LIVES LIVED You could say Patricia Halliday lived a colourful life in her youth. The fourth [...]

Byline: David Studer Optimist, mother, field general. Born Aug. 28, 1920, in Glace Bay, N.S. Died Aug. 11 in Ottawa, aged 86. When the three Harte children were starting out [...]